Football Team's Terry McLaurin: Dealing with high-ankle sprain
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Coach Ron Rivera said Monday that McLaurin is nursing a high-ankle sprain, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports.
Rivera noted that McLaurin suffered the injury while making a catch Week 15 against Seattle, per John Keim of ESPN.com, and he's been sidelined since. The second-year wideout is currently in a walking boot, and he was forced to spectate this past weekend's 20-13 loss to the Panthers from the booth rather than on the sidelines because team doctors recommended he not stand. High-ankle sprains often require a multi-week recovery timetable, making McLaurin's status for Week 17's must-win road game against the Eagles murky.
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